Quote Originally Posted by Jake Martinez
Bong, how is it that you look past the blatant constitutional breaches and only see "THIS WILL HELP US FIGHT TERROR THIS WILL HELP US FIGHT TERROR"...shit, for all I care, terrorists should be shot on discovery. This detainment thing is outright ludicrous. At least have the humanity to quickly kill the man who'll die to kill you, instead of torturing him and throwing him in military prison for years until found guilty and executed.
He simply wants to live in a police state. And he's not bright enough to understand it's his neck GW wants under his boot. Brutal oppression works, because the ability of the government to terrorize people is far beyond that of a few crazy arabs. Not a single suicide bombing in nazi germany, you gotta admit that much.
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